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Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 28, 1915

Page

6

Picturesque Scenery in Stricken Abruzzi, Italy

National Geographic describes Abruzzi as a rugged farming district in east central Italy. It covers about 6,580 square miles with two million residents, features oak beech and pine forests, swine farming, and picturesque hand lace. The region, prone to earthquakes, has limited industry and few cities, yet boasts notable scenery and the Duke of Abruzzi, a famed explorer.

Washington, D. C National Geographic Society Italy Abruzzi Apennines America Rhode Island Connecticut Germany Teramo Chieti Aquila Campobasso Rome Duke Katherine Elkins William Hitt Senator Elkins West Virginia Amadeus Spain Mt. St. Elias Franz-Josef Land Mt. Austen India

Ward Announces Candidacy for County Commissioner

W D Ward of Glade Township announces he is a Republican candidate for County Commissioner in the September 1915 primaries. He asks supporters for encouragement and votes.

County Commissioner Candidate Seeks Republican Support

A candidate for County Commissioner announces run under the Republican banner subject to upcoming primaries in September 1915. The message asks for support and is signed Adv. AO. MoOXx.

Sepember

Money Kings Refuse Aid To J. W. Thompson

Uniontown Pa January 22 Fayette County faces a grim financial crisis as coal magnate J W Thompson fails to secure funds in New York to reopen the First National Bank. Banks and real estate firms suffer amid widespread debts with receiverships and failed loans impacting Thompson and associates as authorities and creditors press.

Uniontown Fayette County Josiah V. Thompson New York First National Bank Big Boys Thompson Oak Hill H. C. Frick Frick Fayette Pittsburgh Mr. Frick Thomas Clariton Allegheny County

Thompson Is Given Scoring By Williams

Washington reports Comptroller John Skelton Williams accuses J. W. Thompson president of Uniontown First National Bank of taking $1,347,000 in direct and indirect loans. He says loans were reduced to about $100,000 and deposits saved amounting to $1,318,000. The bank, described as a one man operation, had loans to Thompson and related interests totaling over half the bank’s deposits.

Thompson Big Boys Markle & Frank Uniontown Markle Frank First National Bank Bank First National I. W. Lemans Frank H. Rosboro Rosboro Lemans William Hankins Tower Hill-Connelsville Coke Company Hankins Tower Hill Company Sherrill Smith Washington J. W. Thompson First National Bank of Uniontown John Skelton Williams Mr. Thompson Williams Kane Pennsylvania National Bank

Strasburg a fortress of utmost importance in Alsace Lorraine

The National Geographic Society describes Strasburg as the capital of Alsace Lorraine, a fortress guarding the German western frontier. It notes a rich industrial life, key crafts and foods, a famous Gothic cathedral begun in 1176 and completed in 1489, and a population of about 180,000 with a garrison over 16,000 in peace.

Washington, D. C National Geographic Society Strasburg Alsace Lorraine Metz Alsace- Lorraine Strasborg San Francisco Europe Alsace Rhine Berlin Basel Switzerland Onposite Mulhausen

The Red Book Magazine February 1915 contents

The February issue opens Cyrus Townsend Brady new serial The Island of Surprise and Britten of the Seventh begins. Rupert Hughes new novel of New York and a Brenton brother linked work join. The issue features four teen short stories including The Stolen Telegram by Will Payne and works by Ly on Bu ller and others.

Cyrus Townsend Brady Britten Red Book Rupert Hughes New York David Harum Will Payne John Fleming Wilson Mrs. Wilson Woodrow Harris Merton Lyon Walter Jones Ellis Parker Bu‘ler Tustin Huntly McCarthy

Groundhog Day prompts price tensions and meter tests

The column notes half price sales after holidays and questions department store profits. It discusses a 1915 year of plenty view from the President and contrasts rich and poor perspectives. It warns about rising gas bills and recalls state law requires gas meters to be tested every two years.

Also Mentioned on This Page

County Commission W. D. Ward Glade Township AO. Mooxx Money Kings the Red Book Magazine Warren MERS LAW
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